yukiest
Piano
Pianist and piano teacher.
My current obsession with 7th chords lead me to this experiment!… More…
Transcribed from Khalif Neville’s jazz piano post. … More…
As requested. Here's the transcription of my own tune!… More…
Originally on 6 strings (by @yawafro), and the notes run out quickly on ukulele.… More…
Finding the way to play two octaves using an open string to link the groups of scale notes. More…
Finding melodies in random chords feels like a meditation to me.… More…
I’ve been experimenting with chord shapes currently and I’m beginning to realise I’m very drawn towards drop 2 chords a lot because they are open harmony.… More…
Discovery of the day! I just realised that when I play these chords on a low G tuning, these chords turns into drop 2 chords!… More…
Random Finger Dexterity Exercise #8… More…
都節 (Miyakobushi) version… More…
My attempt in applying modern harmonisation to 江戸の子守唄 (Edo no Komoriuta - Edo Lullaby) as part of my in-depth Japanese pentatonic scale study.… More…
Low G version of my original arrangement of the tune.… More…
Following up on my indepth study of Japanese pentatonic scales. Japanese music is very much melody-based (heterophony) rather than harmony-based.… More…
For my own study. It's always been the piano part I play for this one, mostly with a cellist. I couldn't resist trying this beautiful melody part on ukulele!… More…
My first guitar composition as a guitar beginner. Inspiration came from discovering E7sus2 on guitar and listening to Eemil Tikanmäki's film score.… More…
Totally hooked on this lick played by Corey and Andreas (from The Ukulele Site post on 5 Feb).… More…
Influenced by my “Soundscape Improvisation on Piano” series, I had a go at writing a little tune on guitar when I saw Catherine Mommsen's evocative “Tower of London” ink drawing. (https://youtube.com/shorts/mcKlzCUyVnI)… More…
Here’s my attempt in arranging this hauntingly beautiful guitar tune for ukulele with low G (GCEA). More…
I was totally taken by this hauntingly beautiful guitar solo written by a Finnish composer, Eemil Tikanmäki that came on a couple of scenes in the film (Master Cheng) that was broadcast on BBC 4 two days… More…
For my piano students.… More…
As requested, arranged for one of my piano students. More…
Another random exercise series! It just came out of nowhere. Sometimes I feel that I want to focus on my left hand finger dexterity without too much fuss on the right hand but it’s important to me that… More…
This is part of my ongoing minimalist counterpoint arrangement project.… More…
Simplified piano version for educational use only. More…